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Hiker dies after venomous snake bite, Tennessee officials say
WASHINGTON — A hiker at a Tennessee state park has died after he was bitten by a venomous snake, according to park officials. The man, who was not identified publicly, was hiking at the Savage Gulf State Park on Aug. 8 when the snake bit him, Grundy County Emergency Management Agency Director Matthew Griffith said in an emailed statement.
The research team, led by Susmita Thakur from Namrup College in Assam, documented three incidents involving venomous snakes.
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